A resident of high elevation habitats in the Cascades and northeastern Washington, the Black-backed Woodpecker is a sought-after bird in recently burned areas.
What Are Marymoor’s Song Sparrows Saying?
Make a Difference for Seabirds
May Program Night: What Keeps Dan Streiffert Coming Back to Malheur
Photo of the Month: May
Ash-throated Flycatcher
Wood-Warblers of the Pacific Northwest
With spring upon us, the attention of birders turns to finding warblers. These are the birds that Roger Tory Peterson called “the butterflies of the bird world.” Over 50 species of warblers are making their migrations of thousands of miles from the tropics of Central and South America to North America.
Birdathon is here! Are you ready
By Jeremy Lucas, Eastside Audubon Vice President
Birdathon is a fundraising event that lasts for the entire month of May. The funds we raise support our efforts in promoting birds, education, and conservation. Last year, we reached out to children and adults at various schools and events to educate the public about the beauty of birds.
There are a variety of ways you can get involved.
Join a Field Trip:
For 11 months out of the year, we offer field trips to anyone for free. In May, we ask that each participant donate for each field trip they would like to attend. As a result, we offer some exciting locations and a chance to see exciting birds! See our calendar for more information— Eastside Audubon Calendar.
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Make a Contribution:
If you would like to make a simply contribution to Eastside Audubon, we would love to hear from you! Donation Form.
You can also mail in your contributions:
Eastside Audubon
PO Box 3113
Redmond, WA 98073
Thank you all for your support!
For the birds!
Photo by Mick Thompson
